Nothing actually wrong with these but..........

[butterpuffed]

............. I hate them!

Having the ick

You do you .

Being the boss of you/him/her

Are there any that you feel strongly about?

I hate 'having the ick' too and everyone seems to have forgot that it came into common parlance via Ally McBeal!

I hate:

This train/bus terminates here. No... The journey terminates, the method of conveyance doesn't blow up!

Also 'invite' - it's a verb, not a noun, you send someone an invitation!

Thanks for letting me get those off my chest! (Unless you hate the saying 'off my chest' of course!)

No, I don't mind 'off my chest' 😄

Oh hell, yes, there are more than a few. Off the top of my head -

Living my best life

Living my truth

I’m not gonna lie…

A hot minute

I got it off of him

Pronouncing strength as strenth and length as lenth

The reason being, is that ....

Using begging the question wrongly

Using early doors to mean early on

Not using spaces after commas,this is so annoying,or too many spaces , like this , drives me wild!

Arrrgh, when people use “myself” instead of “me” (also “yourself” instead of “you”).

Trying to sound professional “if yourself could sign and return it to myself” and sound like illiterate twats!

Please could everyone just stop!

My new pet expression is File it under S for Stop it!

Pronouncing bruschetta brooshetta

'of which' being used in a completely bizarre way.

He told me to get ready, of which I said 'no'.

Just. Wtf?! I see it all the time on here and it drives me up the wall.

Including the King......... ffs...

I didn't enjoy it whatsoever

Moreso

Abit

Aswell

😩

Similar to "lenth" I dislike a hard G sound on the end of -ing. Sometimes even with a schwa on the end.

Walkinguh! Runninguh! Laughinguh!

Grrrr

A lot of my American friends keep using “low-key” as in “That movie a was low-key terrifying” or “That sandwich was low-key delicious” and it’s really starting to annoy me.

I once knew a junior doctor who called voltarol an antidisinflammatory, which I found quite endearing.

"It is what it is."

Drives me insane. Don't know why!

"It's what I do"

A similar older one was

"That's the kinda guy I am"

😡

Moot point, being used wrongly and nonplussed being used to mean not affected. Those two rile me and get up my nose.

Or is getting up ones' nose beyond the pale? Or pail, as it's often written.

Bare with me while I ponder this

Elevate
Husband called by his initial

I forgot one. 'Boundaries' . I've grown to dislike this word since it's in virtually every sentence lately.

Happy Heavenly (insert anniversary) on social media

making memories

my bestie (especially when referring to your DD)

That is the British pronunciation.